The fun that was in TikTok is not in the native app, the story of TikTok star is spoken by them

The ban on the Chinese short video app TikTok is going to complete six months. After sudden ban on TikTok, millions of people became unemployed overnight. On 29 June 2020, the Government of India banned 59 apps including TikTok. June 29, 2020 will be remembered in history as it is the first strike by the Indian government. After the ban on TikTok, TikTok Star's earnings were completely lost, which had millions of followers and they were earning hugely in paid partnerships. Now after six months, how is the life of TikTok stars cut. Let's understand.

 

 

Tiktok star left Google's job

 

Shivani Kapila had been using Tittock for two years. He left the HR job at Google and started making full time videos at TikTok. Shivani told HT that she did not believe when she received the news ban on TikTok. Shivani's biggest shock came when she wanted to upload the video of her dance to Tiktok and the app stopped working. Shivani says that her two years of hard work, investment and everything was ruined in one stroke. Shivani is now uploading her videos on the desi app Moj, although Shivani claims that the fun that was in TikTok is not in Moj.

 

 

Story of Mahesh who got 13 lakh subscribers in two months

 

Mahesh Kapse had garnered 1.3 million subscribers in just two months thanks to his stunning paintings, but due to the ban on TikTok, he had to abandon his millions of subscribers. According to Mahesh, he is now uploading the video of his talent on the desi short video app. Kapase has now joined MX Takatak but he says that this app is also fine but is not like TikTok. The ability to go viral in the TikTok app is not in any Indian app.

 

 

267 mobile apps banned this year

 

The year 2020 will be remembered by the Indian government for taking action against China. This will be the first time in history that the Indian government has banned more than 250 apps related to China. The banning of Chinese apps began with the popular short video app TikTok. On 29 June 2020, the first digital strike by the Indian government banned 59 apps. Thereafter, 47, 118 and 43 apps were banned respectively. The Ministry of Information Technology has banned all these apps under Section 69A of the Information Technology Act. In this way, a total of 267 apps have been banned in India in the year 2020.